Features
The catalogue is the obvious part. What makes it worth using is the six things around it.
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Search across films and television, then open a title to find the full picture in a single view: synopsis, runtime, ratings, the complete cast and crew, trailers and clips, the collection it belongs to, and what to watch next. Series pages carry every season and episode, so following a long-running show never means hunting for where you left off.
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Playback happens in a first-class video player rather than a borrowed frame — which means real keyboard shortcuts, a scrub bar that previews, volume and speed that stay where you put them, picture-in-picture, fullscreen, and a settings menu that behaves the same on every title you open.
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Subtitles are chosen in priority order rather than dumped in a list. Tracks packaged alongside the release are offered first because they were timed against that exact file; embedded tracks come next; an online index fills the gap only when nothing else provides your language. Captions are off by default and remembered once you turn them on.
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Browse free-to-air channels by country or category and play one in the same player used for films. The index covers news, sport, music and general entertainment from broadcasters worldwide, filtered down to the channels that are actually open, actually online and actually playable in a browser.
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More than nine hundred browser games sit alongside the catalogue, sorted into categories with a top-games row and a star list of your own. They run in the tab with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for, and every entry in the catalogue is verified to load before it is listed.
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Save titles to a watchlist, mark favourites, and pick up part-watched films and episodes exactly where you stopped. Everything works immediately on the device you are using; create an account and the same library syncs across the rest of them, merging what you had saved locally rather than replacing it.
Open in appNothing here needs an account, a card or an install. Open the app and see.